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According to The New York Times, the layoffs could occur before November 1, the same day when employees are supposed to get their stock grants, which "typically represent a significant portion" of their pay.
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Like many other boys and girls of her age, Barshashree was also an ardent lover of Facebook. She loved posting and commenting on many things without being aware that one day a social media post could bring darkness in her life.
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The tweet has garnered over three lakh likes and around 55k retweets with the comment section flooded with all sorts of reactions.
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On all ChromeOS-based Meet devices, Zoom interop will be available, and support for more items will come later.
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NASA selected Psyche in 2017 to investigate a previously unexplored metal-rich asteroid of the same name. It is part of the agency's Discovery Programme, a line of low-cost, competitive missions led by a single principal investigator.
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Elon Musk, who rejected the idea of Tesla going back to having a PR department since he does not believe in "manipulating public opinion", may also think the same for Twitter since he himself tweets what he wants his companies to convey to the media and his customers.
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According to sources, the employees are being asked to immediately resign or face terminations which would affect their career prospectus.
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A database containing viewing habits of Amazon Prime Video users, stored on an internal Amazon server, was accidently exposed online that could be accessed by anyone with a web browser.
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Some Telegram channels have already received access to the feature, but it hasn't been officially announced by the platform, which suggests that it is still being tested.
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Following a public outrage, the state administration ordered a probe into the matter and directed registration of a case against them.
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Reddit users in a large group chat noticed that one message came through saying that it was encrypted.
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In a cryptic tweet, Rahul Gandhi showed alleged Twitter followers manipulation data in an image he attached with the congratulatory message directed to Elon Musk.
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Musk's comments came a day after he completed the USD 44 billion acquisition of the social media giant.
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Several images and videos went viral on Friday in which two men carrying boxes are seen standing near the entrance of Twitter's San Francisco building, claiming to have been laid off by Musk.
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Seen in ultraviolet light, these dark patches on the Sun are known as coronal holes and are regions where fast solar wind gushes out into space,” NASA Sun wrote in the caption of the post.
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Some users felt that the allocation of the blue tick, the platform’s own version of verified accounts, is hindering the idea of virtual equality.
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The impact, in a region called Amazonis Planitia, blasted a crater roughly 492 feet (150 metres) across and 70 feet (21 metres) deep. Some of the ejecta thrown by the impact flew as far as 37 km away.
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These vulnerabilities can be exploited by a remote attacker to persuade the victim to open a specially crafted file or application. On successful exploitation, the attacker could gain access to sensitive information, execute arbitrary code, spoofing of the interface address, or denial of service conditions on the targeted system.
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In the Live tab, viewers will find all streams in this tab including any that are currently active, scheduled, or archived.
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Elon seemed to be on a warpath following the very public war of words between Parag and him over the former’s refusal to reveal the number of bot accounts on Twitter.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the customer demand was strong and better than we anticipated that it would be.
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On Downdetector, an online platform that provides users with real-time information about the status of various websites and services, over 900 users in India reported issues in accessing Instagram on Thursday evening.
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Apple posted a September quarter record revenue of $90.1 billion globally, up 8 per cent year over year. Annual revenue was $394.3 billion, also up 8 per cent year over year.
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According to a CNBC report citing sources on Friday, Agrawal and Segal have left the company's San Francisco headquarters and will not be returning.